I don't know exactly what you mean about a "beginner". A1, A2 level or over?  I recommend you watch any film with subtitles in your own language. AFTER you've reached an intermediate level (B2), you won't be able to understand films in original version without the aid of subtitles (or you'll just be able to understand barely a 60%).  Classical movies used to have a more suitable English for you. Or you just can watch and listen to series of the TV (any). 

Have I helped you? 

50 Shades of Grey is a nice start.

Trust me, in the beginning the most important is to increase your vocabulary. In my humble I think you should to start learning newspapers because its language is less "old" than book's language.

Try it: http://learningenglish.voanews.com/

funding nemo ,,,, The Curse of the Were-Rabbit best animated movies i hope they help you too improve your english through there beautiful expression

It depends on which English do you feel more or less confortable. In my case, I feel with British English so I would recommend you all films of Harry Potter (books and film) and Game of Thrones (but I dont consider this one suitable for children :D)